Poland has announced the expulsion of 57 Ukrainians following violent disturbances that occurred after a concert by Belarusian rapper Max Korzh at Warsaw’s National Stadium. Reports indicate that over 100 individuals were detained by Polish police during the incident, which led to significant tensions and security measures being intensified.
The concert, which took place on August 9, was attended by thousands of fans and drew international attention due to its scale and the involvement of a prominent Belarusian artist. According to official statements, the disturbances began when a group of individuals, allegedly including some Ukrainian nationals, engaged in acts of violence and property damage during the event.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has issued a public warning against any anti-Ukraine sentiments, emphasizing the importance of maintaining diplomatic relations with neighboring countries. The government has also called for calm and adherence to the law, stating that the expulsions are a necessary measure to ensure public safety and uphold national security.
Authorities have not yet provided detailed information on the exact nature of the incidents or the identities of those involved, but officials have emphasized that the situation was under control and that the security forces acted in accordance with legal procedures. The incident has sparked discussions about the safety of public events and the potential for international tensions in the region.